2000 in a Tony Award-nominated production co-produced with Jordan Roth Productions at the Circle in the Square theatre. Other British productions throughout this time include The Pajama Game, Footloose the Musical, and the award-winning Single Spies written by Alan Bennett which had a very successful year at the Queen's Theatre. He co-produced the world premiere of Flashdance The Musical which premiered at the Plymouth Theatre Royal in 2008, toured the UK and presented at the Shaftesbury Theatre in 2010. He had maintained his interest in acting as well, appearing on 11 episodes of Absolutely Fabulous as Saffy's father, Justin, and in the BBC2 film, Daphne as Nelson Doubleday. Personal life Malcolm lived in London with his wife Judy, an actress. They had three children, Nell, Morgan, and Marlon. His daughter Morgan Lloyd Malcolm reported his death from cancer, aged 67, on 15 February 2014, via Twitter. Filmography Film Television References External links 1946 births 2014 deaths Deaths from cancer in England Canadian male film actors Canadian male stage actors Canadian male television actors Canadian musical theatre directors Film directors from British Columbia Canadian television directors Scottish male film actors Scottish male stage actors Scottish male television actors Scottish film directors Scottish television directors Scottish emigrants to Canada Scottish people of English descent People from Aberdeen Male actors from British Columbia 20th-century Canadian male actors 20th-century Canadian male musicians 20th-century Scottish male actors 20th-century Scottish musicians 21st-century Canadian male actors 21st-century Canadian male musicians 21st-century Scottish male actors 21st-century Scottish musicians Canadian people of English descent